Classroom 6 - Crossroads Center for Children

Class Overview

Classroom 6
Room 6 is a 6:1:2 integrated preschool classroom with children ages 3-5. Throughout the year the children work on increasing their attending skills, independence skills and appropriate social and play skills with both adults and peers. Throughout the school day we also work on a variety of academic goals within one-to-one settings, small groups, and large groups. Room 6 utilizes the Handwriting Without Tears curriculum to increase literacy skills (pre-writing, letter formation, recognizing numbers, letters, and shapes).
- Age Group:
  4-5 Year Olds
- Class Size:
  12 Children

- Health Care
  There is a Health Care Office that provides daily health checks of students. Office staff has been approved to administer medication.
- Curriculum
  Thanks to grants, each classroom uses Handwriting Without Tears and TouchMath curriculum.
- School Calendar
  Crossroads establishes and follows a school calendar similar to public school systems.
- Security
  Crossroads is a secure building with restricted access.
- Technology
  Classrooms and therapists use computers and iPads in daily lessons.
- Library Time
  Crossroads has our own library that classrooms can visit. In addition, we visit the neighboring Schenectady County branch.

Class Educators
With education and experience in early childhood care

- Jennifer Krajewski
  Special Education Teacher Room 6
  Phone: (518) 280-0083
- Taylor Pelc
  Teaching Assistant Room 6
  Phone: (518) 280-0083
- Julia Zadrozny
  Teaching Assistant Room 6
  Phone: (518) 280-0083
- Justina York
  Teaching Assistant Room 6
  Phone: (518) 280-00833

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  Sari Medick
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